My high school kid having this problem. With her hands behind and casting. Will try this out!

Also are you palm griping the club instead of fingers?

So we'll explained, I haven't seen this explained so we'll before. I've been working on the "keep arms together and tuck trail elbow" routine... Works great one day and then falls apart. I get the impression that the half swing you show often gets ruined by a poor second half of full backswing, but your descriptions including shaft lean angle are so clear. Thanks

This tip works like a charm. When you execute it, your shaft mimics or runs through your right forearm every single time. When I do it, the shaft travels between my forearms - maintaining the Triangle. Is there a difference between the two or is one better than the other? Thanks in advance for your valuable time.

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Wow! Thank you so much for the kind words! I am so happy this is help with your game! What are players learn very quickly is the same thing that makes you hit more consistent also makes you hit it further!

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Haha aweosme! This will defitnely help you start to figure it out! The golf swing is like an onion 🧅 there are sooooo many layers. Just keep at it with consistency! Please let me know anything you need!

I feel the same !

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You’ve got it! Good hinge with a good centered turn (pivot) and you 85% of the way there!! Thank you for watching!!

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Thank you for watching! The grip is so important as it is our only attachment to the club!

No doubt Lars! And you also need to be sure the hands travel right down the line of your feet in the takeaway, it may feel like they are even going in for you because your hands tend to move out toward the golf ball in the takeaway! Hope you are well friend! Happy holidays!!

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Thank you for the kind words! We will definitely talk about this in a future video! It’s the same with a Driver the hinge just happens slightly slower and softer because of your distance from the golf ball of low angle of the club and the loft on the club

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Hopefully in the near future we can cover the difference between the two. But in all reality, it shouldn't be too different

OK so, first thing I would check and make sure when you’re setting the club your lead wrist is flat and not cupped… second thing I would check with make sure that there’s no runoff of your arms past your bodies turn off the top… the final thing I would check would be restructure in the downswing making sure your lead. Wrist is flat or even bowed coming down, you’re trail hand can feel like it faces the ground, and is more on top longer into the golf ball. At impact you can feel the back of your lead wrist facing the target or your lead knuckles facing the ground. At the end of the day the feel is you need to retain the angle, attack the golf ball from the inside and hit it with what feels like the toe first.

@@GolfPitt thanks so much for taking the time to reply. I will give these thoughts/feels a shot with an open mind.

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Hahaha! This is AWESOME! Thank you so much I’m so happy it helped! Loved how you mentioned slow because that is exactly how you have to train new patterns!! Thanks for watching!

I have to add something I feel is very important to the design and amazing results of this method of moving into the backswing. If the left arm is kept straight as you motion your rotation into the set position, the wrists set correctly almost automatically. It’s incredible how natural and effortless this feels. So instead of throwing the club up to set the wrists which can cause the player to chase the direction of the clubs weight while being forced, the club is guided by its natural orbit in the swing circle. If the timing is matched up with rotation correctly, it feels SO natural to let the arms drop through the inside slot and let the club release all on its own coming through the ball. The sensation of pressure into the ball is VERY different to anything one has felt before if they have never performed this exactly as you describe. It did take a good 20 swings to get used to how much closer to the ground I felt moving into the ball. But after feeling that much accelerated whip at the bottom, it all made total sense. For me it has been an absolutely profound change in a beautifully positive way. Thanks again my man!! 👍🏻😎👍🏻

Thank you for the feedback! At some point in the golf swing, we have to let all of the energy transfer to the club ahead and release…. If there is any attempt to hold onto the golf ball or tighten up, we can inhibit the speed and the accuracy…. We will definitely get some content for you on this!! In the meantime, you can try making some swings where you try to swing the club hard and hold the finish short with your arms out in front of you in the club head and shaft pointed towards your target almost like a half swing straight arm straight club finish this may help you in the meantime… ideally, we want to be able to release the club as hard as we won’t bother rotating and have a club face release Square to the plane.

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Wow! Thank you so much for the kind words! I like square feet unless needed! To help a bigger backsing you could drop the trail foot back slightly and you could also flare trail foot toes slightly. You should check out a recent video I did on this channel on how to make a bigger turn!! It covers all the ways to get a bigger turn!

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I will for sure ! Quick question, I have limited space to hit where I practice, I mostly use a wedge to practice, is that a bad or good thing ?@@GolfPitt

Thank you for the kind words! The slight right push could be a number of things, is it a compressed 1 o’clock or is it kind of a wipey 1 o’clock? If it’s Wipey the clubface is arriving to the golf ball open. In the backswing you would feel the toe stay down a little, you would make sure that when you’re setting the club you would have a flat left wrist or even bowed depending on your grip and your right hand little more on top… on the downswing he would make sure you feel through the golf ball your right hand stay a little bit more on top and your left and knuckles get roled toward the ground. If it is a compressed, 1 o’clock, yes, you can probably just rotate a little more around your left leg through the golf ball. Thank you for watching!

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Absolutely, make sure your hands go straight down the line of your feet and make sure the club head goes straight down the line of the target…. The other thing you can do is put a golf ball behind your club and you can work on brushing that ball straight back or even slightly to the inside to correct your individual issue. This is one of my favorite shows for take away, and will be posting on the channel soon! You can also put an alignment rod on the outside edge of your club, and visually make sure the deck club had stays inside the alignment rod for the duration of your take away

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Depends where you’re coming from. If you’re someone who, in the past or currently lets the hands raise up in the backswing with creating any leverage or set, then it will definitely feel like you’re pushing foam and away in the take . If you’ve traditionally kept the hands fairly level, it will continue to feel like they are just staying level and the pressure builds in the left heel pad and grip to naturally set the club!

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Awesome! At the end of the day a shorter club with more loft will set a little more, quicker and faster than a longer club with less loft. You would still move your hands straight down the line of your feet and let the pressure build in the heel pad to set up the clubhead up in front your hands, but because there’s less preset leverage created between the shaft and the arms in the setup for a long club (because of length of club amount of loft and lie angle of the shaft). The longer clubs/woods would set a little “wider”, softer or slower vs an iron. Thanks for watching!

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Yes it is!

I grip the club in my fingers. Gripping in the fingers os what creates the leveraged positon at address and dramatically helps the club hinge easier! Thank you for watching!

so the pushing down feel is more for people whose hands lift up during the take away, whatactually happens is the hands stay the same level for about 18inches - 2 feet and because the left heel pad is on top of the golf club, it will create a lever… pressure will build at the top of the grip and in your heel pad and pop the club up!

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@@GolfPitt I was applying this lesson to my swing , and I had 4 short birdie putts attempts yesterday (3-4 ft putts ). Sadly I only made 1 😳

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Hahaha they were using it as a smart ball 🤣🤣🤣🤣 🚽 Connection!!

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Fair… I also to describe your belt buckle as a bucket full with water, and when you tilt you’re trying to pour some of the water out over your belt buckle…. This will help the hip hinge and pelvic tilt.… depending on the person in front of me, I will describe a different at the end of the day we want to create some angles from the hips, pelvis, waist area! Thank you for watching !

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“Toe slightly up at address” can you please explain what you are referring to?

That’s awesome! The pump drill is something that everyone needs all the time, so make sure you keep that one in the rotation forever! I also love the simplicity of the gate drill and it’s feedback for the habitual over the topper!